6.89FT Oversized Pop Up Privacy Tent for Camping - Portable Shower Changing Room & Outdoor Toilet Shelter | Perfect for Beach, Hiking, and Backpacking Trips

Absolutely LOVE it!Even with its flaws, it still get it 5 stars. Let’s start with the bad. It has some loops on the inside, to hang small towels, well, they break, with the first use. So towel placement could be a problem for you. How I get around it is I have a small camp stool in there with me so I put it on there. The other thing I do is open the highest zipper on the wall and hang it through there. I’m 5’3”, so it’s above my head anyway. If you are camping within sight of trailers though, that height advantage might let some see in if you do that.In case you are wondering, no, you definitely can NOT hang a shower bag from the inside of the shower. Even a half gallon would collapse it and there’s nothing to attach it to. To hang a shower, you still have to hang it from a tree or something but then you set the shower up under it and open the zipper flap on the roof. There are zipper flaps at several heights so you have a few options to get water in. I actually use the lowest zipper to hang my shower bag hose through. I can’t get it hung so I have it on a small table.It unfolds itself the instant you take it out of the bag, all you have to do is stake it down. Including staking, I get it set up alone in less than 2 minutes.Putting it away is a little more complicated. It requires a twist and a fold to get it back to the circle shape. It takes a little practice. I found it useful to just have a 20 second video from YouTube downloaded on my phone that shows it. And it really does take 20 seconds once you’ve unstaked it.So far I’ve had this shower for 2 summers, it’s spent about 6 weeks set up in total. It’s been through several storms and when staked down at all points, it was in no danger even in 50mph gusts. It was set up free-standing in the midst of trees and not shielded by any structures. It also stayed dry in the heaviest rainstorm I’ve even seen. I know staying dry in the shower is important lol.Of course, since it has no floor, mud is probably gonna be an issue, but I find putting a tarp inside a great fix. No mud, plus, now you can direct where all the run off will go.